The Total Benefits Offered
Microelectronics
EquipmentEngineer,PhotoandEbeamLithographyDevelopment,MicroelectronicsResearchCenter
“Equipment Engineer, Photo and Ebeam Lithography Development, Microelectronics Research Center at The Total Benefits Offered. Skills: Lithography process development, Equipment diagnostics, Troubleshooting, User support. Maintain and optimize lithography equipment performance. Troubleshoot process deviations and tool issues”
What You'll Achieve.
Meet facility capability and uptime targets; Ensure consistent and repeatable operation; Minimize downtime and performance drift; Push tool and process limits; Optimize pattern transfer; Ensure precise linewidth control and overlay accuracy; Support process control and reproducibility
Industry & Context.
Troubleshoot process deviations; Root cause analysis; Diagnose and resolve equipment-related issues
Cleanroom Environment, Yellow lighting in Lithography areas, Noisy environment, May work in all weather conditions, May work in extreme temperatures, May work around chemical fumes, May work around biohazards, May work around chemicals, May work around electrical and mechanical hazards, Use of manual dexterity, Climbing of stairs, Climbing of ladders, Lifting and moving, Occasional weekend, overtime and evening work to meet deadlines, Field work as necessary, Employment Eligibility Verification (I-9 form), E-Verify
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or a related field, Minimum of 3 years of experience in supporting lithography process development, with emphasis on direct-write techniques, understanding of lithography tool subsystems, including optics, electron optics, stages, vacuum systems, motion control, and electronics, understanding of lithographic resolution limits, proximity effects, overlay control, and resist chemistry, Experience preparing and converting GDS or equivalent layout files for lithography tools, Demonstrated experience with equipment diagnostics, troubleshooting, and component-level repair, Familiarity with cleanroom operations, safety protocols, and vacuum-based systems
Nice to Have
Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or a related field, Experience supporting photolithography steppers, mask aligners, or electron‑beam lithography systems in a research or pilot-line environment, Familiarity with overlay and CD performance metrics and their dependence on tool hardware and calibration, Experience interfacing with vendors for service, upgrades, and tool performance optimization, Exposure to data analysis or scripting (e.g., Python) for tool monitoring, performance trending, or log analysis, Prior experience in a shared‑user academic or national lab cleanroom environment, Experience with multi-layer alignment strategies and advanced registration techniques, Exposure to optical CD metrology, spectroscopic ellipsometry, or related thin-film characterization methods, Proficiency in Python or similar scripting languages for data analysis, automation, or metrology workflows, Prior work in a shared-user research facility or academic cleanroom environment
What You'll Do.
Maintain and optimize lithography equipment performance
Troubleshoot process deviations and tool issues
Monitor key tool performance metrics
Perform routine performance verification and calibration
Diagnose and resolve equipment-related issues
Assist users to develop and optimize lithography processes
Utilize metrology to validate tool performance
Analyze lithography and metrology data
Develop and maintain equipment documentation
Train and certify users on lithography tools
Provide technical consultation to researchers
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work closely with researchers, engineers and technicians; Collaborate with other process engineers, technicians, and researchers; Participate in interdisciplinary projects
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